After two years working together, Burlington council builds momentum
Burlington City Council began working together in 2020, but with the re-election of three incumbents, it will get two more years of collaboration
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Burlington City Council began working together in 2020, but with the re-election of three incumbents, it will get two more years of collaboration
Jun. 5—The lines at area boat docks are starting to pick up and heavy machinery is being used to place larger vessels in the water for the summer boating season. Law enforcement officials who deal with the rivers, streams and lakes of Ohio are urging caution for those heading out to fish or just enjoy a day of relaxation. One of the areas of concern for the U.S. Coast Guard is the large amount ...
By ERIC MEYER Staff writer As the year’s final seconds tick off the clock Thursday night, many in Marion County will breathe a still-mask-covered sigh of relief for the passing of what may have been its worst year in collective memory. COVID-19 quarantined thousands of residents, sickened hundreds of others, claimed an ever-increasing number of lives, and dominated headlines unlike any issue in recent years. Still, other topics also were in the news in 2020. Here’s a rundown on the top topics, based on data for the most-read news stories this year: 1. Pandemic Among the 500 most-read stor...
To the palm trees. boat docks were damaged due to the high tide. compared to other past hurricanes, some residents think this was a walk in the park. >> jon: for you, as a professional storm tracer, you've chased blizzards, tornadoes, now you're chasing hurricanes. was it satisfying to be that close? >> as a weather lover, anytime you can get near the power of the storms, the power to withstand, wend for 130 miles per hour for multiple hours. it's unbelievable that mother nature has this power. >> jon: an incredible amount of energy in those storms. so what you do now? what you do with the inf...
Can cut off some time is, you know, all they can hope for right now. >> greta: you know, the conditions were deplorable as you say. the sewage, the toilets overflowing, no water, no electricity, no heat elevators. but you know, so many of them tell us that the crew was hustling to try to make the best it could out of pa bad situation. and so far nothing, but high grades for the crew. >> absolutely. that was one thing that i made sure to ask, what, what would you-- what do you want me to say? what message do you want me to pass along? and that was a very strong point that the crew was being ama...